Supporting our Parks

Portland, ORLocal News

The Portland City Council plans to vote on a new Parks Levy to replace the expiring one during a special meeting today. The current levy, which supports essential park services, is set to expire next year, necessitating a ballot measure in November. The proposed five-year levy aims to fund open spaces, recreation programs, and address the growing maintenance needs of the parks system. Council members highlight the significance of this levy for community engagement and the continuity of summer camp programs. One Councilor, a parent, pledged to advocate for a balanced approach that considers both park requirements and the community's financial capacity.

The Council aims to ensure that parks continue to foster community connections and provide recreational opportunities for families. This initiative reflects a broader commitment to enhancing the quality of life for Portland residents. Engaging the community in sharing their stories about parks is encouraged to strengthen support for the levy.

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